Justicia Restaurativa: las víctimas como pieza central de un nuevo modelo de Justicia from edX

En este curso conocerás las bases de un nuevo enfoque para la Justicia penal. A través de los seis módulos que integran el curso podrás conocer los orígenes, funcionamiento y potencialidades de la Justicia restaurativa.

La Justicia restaurativa responde a los desafíos criminológicos más actuales, proporcionando a víctimas, victimarios y a miembros de la comunidad extensa un espacio seguro y dirigido en el que participar de forma activa en la superación de los efectos del delito. Con la ayuda y guía del facilitador, los verdaderos protagonistas del hecho delictivo acceden a un espacio de diálogo y comunicación donde podrán plantear las preguntas generadas por el delito y buscar las respuestas que necesitan.

Este curso está enfocado a muy distintos perfiles, y, en general, a toda persona interesada en conocer más sobre la Justicia restaurativa, independientemente de que haya tenido o no conexión con el proceso penal previamente.

Cada uno de los bloques incluye vídeos, actividades y material complementario que de forma sencilla y cercana te ayudarán a comprender el delito y el papel de sus protagonistas, adoptando una perspectiva amplia e integradora.

What you'll learn

Entre los objetivos de aprendizaje de este curso, figuran los siguientes:

Facilitar la aproximación a la experiencia de las víctimas
Indagar en los intereses y necesidades de las víctimas
Reflexionar sobre el alcance y contenido de la reparación
Comprender el funcionamiento y posibles beneficios de la Justicia restaurativa
Conocer las herramientas del facilitador para la práctica profesional
Identificar las diferentes manifestaciones de la Justicia restaurativa
Seleccionar la práctica más adecuada en función del delito
Estudiar la viabilidad de la Justicia restaurativa y su encaje procesal

What's inside

Learning objectives

Facilitar la aproximación a la experiencia de las víctimas
Indagar en los intereses y necesidades de las víctimas
Reflexionar sobre el alcance y contenido de la reparación
Comprender el funcionamiento y posibles beneficios de la justicia restaurativa

Conocer las herramientas del facilitador para la práctica profesional
Identificar las diferentes manifestaciones de la justicia restaurativa
Seleccionar la práctica más adecuada en función del delito
Estudiar la viabilidad de la justicia restaurativa y su encaje procesal

Facilitar la aproximación a la experiencia de las víctimas
Indagar en los intereses y necesidades de las víctimas
Reflexionar sobre el alcance y contenido de la reparación
Comprender el funcionamiento y posibles beneficios de la justicia restaurativa
Conocer las herramientas del facilitador para la práctica profesional
Identificar las diferentes manifestaciones de la justicia restaurativa
Seleccionar la práctica más adecuada en función del delito
Estudiar la viabilidad de la justicia restaurativa y su encaje procesal

Syllabus

Semana 1. Introducción a la Justicia restaurativa

1.1.- Comprendiendo la Justicia restaurativa

1.2.- Oportunidades y riesgos

1.3.- La Justicia restaurativa y el proceso penal convencional

Semana 2: Regulación legal y cuestiones jurídicas

2.1.- Introducción

2.2.- Justicia restaurativa en el ámbito internacional

2.3.- Justicia restaurativa en España

2.4.- Cuestiones jurídicas

Semana 3: Procedimientos restaurativos

3.1.- Amplitud de las herramientas restaurativas

3.2.- Los círculos y sus tipologías

3.3.- La mediación penal

Semana 4: Eje facilitador

4.1.- El facilitador

4.2.- El trabajo del facilitador

4.3.- Herramientas del facilitador

4.4.- Retos éticos

Semana 5: Justicia restaurativa en delitos leves

5.1.- Los porqués de la Justicia restaurativa

5.2.- Procedimiento de mediación penal

5.3.- Cuestiones prácticas

Semana 6: Justicia restaurativa en delitos graves y conflictos de amplio espectro

6.1.- Presentación

6.2.- El proceso declarativo y la ejecución penal

6.3.- La Justicia Restaurativa en el proceso declarativo

6.4.- Ejecución penal y mecanismos restaurativos

6.5.- La mediación penitenciaria

6.6.- Justicia Restaurativa en marcos transicionales

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Enfatiza la experiencia de las víctimas, sus intereses y necesidades

Ofrece herramientas prácticas para que los facilitadores desarrollen sus habilidades

Explora las diferentes manifestaciones de la Justicia restaurativa, permitiendo a los alumnos comprender su alcance

Integra conocimientos sobre los aspectos legales y jurídicos de la Justicia restaurativa, proporcionando un enfoque integral

Examina la viabilidad de la Justicia restaurativa en diferentes contextos, lo que ayuda a los alumnos a comprender sus limitaciones y potencial

Requiere conocimientos previos en criminología o derecho penal, lo que puede limitar su accesibilidad para algunos alumnos

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Justicia Restaurativa: las víctimas como pieza central de un nuevo modelo de Justicia with these activities:

Participar en un taller de justicia restaurativa

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Brinda una experiencia práctica en técnicas y principios restaurativos, lo que te permite aplicar tus conocimientos de manera real.

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Busca talleres o programas de justicia restaurativa en tu comunidad.
Participa activamente en el taller, practicando técnicas de mediación y facilitación.
Reflexiona sobre tu experiencia y cómo se relaciona con los conceptos aprendidos en el curso.

Support Other Learners in Restorative Justice

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Strengthens your understanding by explaining concepts to others and reinforces your skills in restorative justice practices.

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Identify opportunities to mentor other learners, such as through online forums, study groups, or volunteering.
Provide support, guidance, and encouragement to those seeking to learn about restorative justice.
Share your experiences, insights, and resources.

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Career center

Learners who complete Justicia Restaurativa: las víctimas como pieza central de un nuevo modelo de Justicia will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Restorative Justice Practitioner

Restorative Justice Practitioners facilitate restorative justice processes, which bring together victims, offenders, and community members to address the harms caused by crime. This course is highly relevant as it provides a comprehensive overview of restorative justice, including its principles, practices, and benefits.

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Mediator

Mediators help resolve disputes by facilitating communication and negotiation between parties. This course may be useful, as it teaches skills in facilitating dialogue, communication, and reaching mutually acceptable solutions, which are all essential for mediators.

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Victims Advocate

Victims Advocates support victims of crime through the criminal justice process. They inform victims of victim rights and help secure appropriate services. This course may be useful because it focuses on understanding the experiences and needs of victims, as well as providing information on the tools and practices of Restorative Justice.

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Social Worker

Social Workers help people cope with a wide range of social and emotional challenges. They work with individuals, families, and groups to improve their well-being and functioning. This course may be useful, as it provides insights into the experiences of victims and their needs, as well as knowledge of restorative justice practices, which can be beneficial for social workers supporting victims of crime.

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Probation Officer

Probation Officers supervise offenders who have been released from prison on probation. They monitor offenders' behavior, provide guidance, and help them reintegrate into the community. This course may be useful as it gives an overview of restorative justice and its potential benefits and challenges.

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Lawyer

Lawyers represent clients in legal matters and provide legal advice. This course may be useful for lawyers who work on criminal cases, as it provides an overview of restorative justice and its potential benefits and challenges.

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Policy Analyst

Policy Analysts conduct research and provide analysis to inform policy decisions. This course may be useful, as it provides insights into the principles and practices of restorative justice, which can be valuable for policy analysts working on criminal justice reform or related areas.

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Criminologist

Criminologists study crime and criminal behavior. They analyze data and conduct research to understand the causes of crime and develop effective crime prevention and control strategies. This course may be useful, as it provides a foundational understanding of criminal justice and restorative practices, which can be beneficial for criminologists working on research or policy related to restorative justice.

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Criminal Justice Social Worker

A Criminal Justice Social Worker works with defendants, victims, and inmates. They do this by helping each understand their rights and options. They can also intervene to help them navigate the criminal justice system better. This course may be useful as it provides an understanding of the criminal justice system and restorative justice, which is a victim-centered approach to justice.

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Community Organizer

Community Organizers work with communities to address social issues and improve the quality of life for residents. This course may be useful, as it provides an understanding of restorative justice and its potential for promoting community healing and building stronger relationships between community members.

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Corrections Officer

Corrections Officers supervise and manage inmates in correctional facilities. This course may be useful as it gives an overview of restorative justice and its potential benefits and challenges.

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Researcher

Researchers design and conduct studies to investigate various topics and questions. This course may be useful, as it introduces the field of restorative justice and its underlying principles, providing a foundation for researchers interested in exploring this area further.

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Nonprofit Manager

Nonprofit Managers oversee the operations of nonprofit organizations. This course may be useful, as it provides insights into restorative justice principles and practices, which can be valuable for nonprofit managers working in the field of criminal justice or victim support.

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Paralegal

Paralegals assist lawyers in preparing cases for trial. This includes drafting legal documents, conducting research, and communicating with clients. This course may help build a foundation in criminal justice and restorative practices, which can be beneficial for paralegals working on criminal cases.

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Educator

Educators teach and train students in various academic subjects. While this course's direct relevance to teaching is limited, it may still be useful by providing a deeper understanding of restorative justice, which can be integrated into teaching to promote a more holistic and inclusive classroom environment.

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